A fundraising concert organised by Cambridge for Europe and held in St. Giles’ Church Friday 23 October raised £1,025.50 for Cambridge4Ukraine, a voluntary group set up by Ukrainians in the Cambridge area to support Ukraine and its people in the aftermath of the Russian invasion. More than 130 people attended Read more…
Cambridge for Europe welcomes the announcement by Boris Johnson that he will resign as Prime Minister. Paul Browne, Chair of Cambridge for Europe, said: “Today Boris Johnson is announcing his resignation, but he leaves behind the toxic legacy of a United Kingdom poorer, more isolated, and more divided than when Read more…
On Monday 13 June 2022 Cambridge for Europe issued the following statement in response to the announcement by Liz Truss that the UK Government will introduce legislation to unilaterally change the Northern Ireland Protocol “The announcement today by Liz Truss of legislation to unilaterally change important parts of the Northern Read more…
A fête to celebrate Europe Day held in St. Giles’ Church Saturday 14th May raised more than £1,100 for Cambridge4Ukraine, a volunteer group that holds demonstrations to rally political support for Ukraine, holds cultural and educational events in support of Ukraine, and assists refugees from Ukraine in finding shelter in the Read more…
On Thursday 24 February 2022 we woke up to the shocking news that Vladimir Putin’s Russia had launched a full scale invasion of Ukraine. Perhaps we should not have been so surprised, after all in the 22 years since he took power we’ve seen the destruction of Grozny in 2000, Read more…
At 2 PM on Saturday 5th March, there will be a march and rally in support of the Ukrainian people, global security, democracy, and peace. We encourage everyone who can to join this event to show our support for a free, democratic Ukraine in a free, democratic and united Europe! Read more…
Five years after the vote to leave the EU the damage being done to the UK is becoming clearer every day, and not even the impact of the global Covid-19 pandemic can hide it any more. The Brexit trail of destruction From cheesemakers and shellfish farmers who have seen sales Read more…
This article is by Michael Clegg, Secretary of Cambridge for Europe. You can watch a video of the discussion with Deborah Mattinson on our Youtube channel. Cambridge for Europe has been organising on-line speaker events since the early days of the pandemic. Mostly these have been on our own, though Read more…
Cambridge for Europe has issued the following statement in response to the news that a post-Brexit trade deal between the United Kingdom and the European Union has been agreed. “We’re relieved that the UK and the EU have agreed a trade deal, but the truth is that this deal is Read more…
In October 2020 Cambridge for Europe members took part in several small socially-distanced protests. These were part of national campaigns led by different organisations, but shared a common theme of seeking a future for the UK that protects our economy while also safeguarding high standards, human rights and the NHS. Read more…